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Show HN: Counterpart Analysis Skill
For those who are sometimes too kind or simply aren't good at reading others' intentions. Works best with extra context about a person, along with transcripts.
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Comment #47118840
Is this using ATProtocol? I wasn’t clear from the site. Congrats!
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Comment #46751901
Me too! And a load of fake DMARC setup confirmation emails for a domain I own.
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Comment #46739223
They are, yes
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Comment #46730243
Having said that, I have become a lot better at being direct these past few years, so I'd likely just say "I'm not able to, sorry. I can recommend some good hotels though".
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Comment #46730235
I think guessers agonise over HOW to say "No" in contexts like this, and what it says about them as people. "Can my family and I stay for two weeks?". Then: "No." (looks cold and h…
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Show HN: PEC – A proposal for compliance metadata in the Model Context Protocol
What it is: PEC (Protocol-Embedded Compliance) is an academic proposal to extend Model Context Protocol (MCP) with compliance metadata, so AI agents can make compliance-aware tool …
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Comment #46319698
I feel that his pretentious, overwrought and unctuous writing was perhaps all because of an emptiness or inadequacy… His final years as a nice old gay man seem much more _normal_ a…
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Comment #46153936
I’m more optimistic. I see there being iterations developed in conjunction with industry. It will sooner or later become strongly enforced and then to whatever extent it provides g…
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Comment #46153854
I don’t really relate to many comments here stating “my approach is X”, or “I went from servant-leader to process-master-whatever leader”. I’ve found that trying to be anything but…
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Comment #46131167
I tried to think about how we might (in the EU) start to think about this problem within the law, if of interest to anyone: https://www.europeanlawblog.eu/pub/dq249o3c/release/1
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Comment #46131143
Perhaps sovereign compute is the answer? We have open weights models, as a sort of ‘public commons’ that democratises that layer, but compute is still the bottleneck for big compan…
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Comment #46098082
How so?
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Comment #45771210
My company (live with a few design partner users, but still on waitlist publicly) just experienced “search hijacking”. Our site is https://visibil.ai , and somebody has created “vi…
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Comment #45763390
I expressly bought this software (Designer, Photo, Publisher) out of principle, against Adobe's enshittification and monopolisation, and because it was premised on "pay once; own i…
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Comment #45686352
"use turnMyBrainOff"; "use blackBoxWrapperForEverything";
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Comment #45673393
You beat me to it!
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Comment #45645643
I suspect none of it is a mistake. Allowing granular search would not get companies the job advert views they might be “paying for”, and also might reveal the sparseness of the job…
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Comment #45613990
To be clear: I am currently _not_ paying for it; I can just foresee a day where I'd have to.
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Comment #45613989
There's a cloud-based sync service (500mb of books; 10k translation chars). I'm currently storing 24 books (as I haven't moved them all across from the Kindle app yet) and I'm usin…
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Comment #45611088
I’ve been using https://readest.com and very much enjoying it. I just wish there were a “lifetime purchase” option.